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NexGen Energy announced the strongest mineralized interval to date from drilling at the Arrow target at its Rook 1 project. The project is located in the Athabasca Basin 2.1 kilometers north of Fission Uranium's PLS project.

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NexGen Energy announced the return of the strongest mineralized interval to date from its winter drilling campaign from the Arrow target on its 100% owned Rook 1 project. The project is located in the southwestern Athabasca Basin 2.1 kilometres north of Fission Uranium's (TSX.FCU) Patterson Lake project. Angled drilling intersected the best mineralized interval to date from the steeply dipping zones of basement hosted mineralization in the A2 Shear and A3 shear zones. AR-15-44 intersected a 168 metre long zone (43.6 metres estimated true thickness) grading 5.00% U3O8 (allowing for 4.5 metres of internal dilution - 1.1 metres estimated true thickness). Highlights include 68.5 metres grading 9.56% U3O8 starting from 499 metresdepth including 20.0 metres of 20.68% U3O8. The Arrow zone has now been outlined in three separate shear zones with A2 and A3 being the most significant. The total area of the three zones extends over an area of 515 metres by 215 metres with a core strike length of 300 metres. The vertical extent starts at 100 metres depth extending to 920 metres. It is significant to note that the new high-grade interval not only represents the longest mineralized interval to date, but it occurs on the southwest extent of the mineralized A2 and A3 shears at a point where the two zones appear to be getting closer together. Sections on the Company presentation show the analogy with Cameco's (TSX:CCO) operating basement hosted Eagle Point Mine on the eastern edge of the Athabasca basin. The Company has commenced a five rig, 25,000 metres drilling program targeting a 43-101 resource by late Q4/2015. The Company is well financed with $30 million in working capital. Recent drilling at the Bow target 3.7 kilometres to the northwest of Arrow intersected a 2.5 metre zone of anomalous mineralization including 10 centimetres of off-scale mineralization with assays pending